London Restorani

The Restaurant, Newbury Manor Hotel

London Road Newbury, England

Stroll across herringbone brick paths and wooden bridges, through the herb gardens past the pond to The RiverBar, a Grade II Listed Watermill recently refurbished to its former glory. Set beside rushing weir waters where two rivers meet forming a calm pool, you can dine on dishes from around the world. In the summer evenings below the weir see the crayfish climb out of the foaming white waters onto the riverbanks. The RiverBar has become a much-loved waterside eatery for fast business lunches and intimate evening dining. Sit outside and watch the deer emerge from the woodlands on one side, the tranquil reflections on the river pool on the other, or enter the warm ambience of the speciality restaurant.

Prism Restaurant & Bar

147 Leadenhall Street City, England

The long, narrow Lower Ground Floor Bar, set amid the vaults below the main room, is both intimate and fun, serving excellent bar food and bar 'bites'. The feel of this room is in stark contrast to the vast ceiling height and airy space of the main Restaurant with its classic columns, which by night turns into a sophisticated Lounge Cocktail Bar and Restaurant. The excellent Restaurant offers ambience and great cuisine in a landmark building at the heart of the City.

The Slug and Lettuce - Bath

5-6 Edgar Buildings Bath, England

Creating different moods in each of the areas has been achieved by using atmospheric lighting and different seating styles. There is a function room with a plasma screen, plus proxima facilities, meaning that it can be used for both private parties and corporate functions.

The Cridford Inn

Trusham, Teign Valley, Devon Exeter, England

The inn, located on Devons historic Dartmoor National park, is reputedly one of the oldest inns in Britain and dates back to 825 AD. It was originally a nunnery and then a farm, but it was remodelled in 1081. It is now an archetypal English country pub with a thatched roof, tiny windows, rough stonewalls, slate floors, and loads of atmosphere. The transept window in the bar is said to be the oldest domestic windows in Britain.

Gow's Restaurant & Oyster Bar

81 Old Broad Street City, England

On the corner of Broad Street and Liverpool Street Gow’s contemporary restaurant offers marine influenced a la carte and table d’hote menus for lunch and dinner. Upstairs the Oyster Bar is an ideal place to relax and watch the world go by. The Gow’s Special Champagne Cocktail is a perfect accompaniment to the fresh crustacean and oysters prepared to order at the bar. Wine producer dinners are a regular and popular feature.

The Slug and Lettuce - Deansgate

64-66 Deansgate Manchester, England

Here on Deansgate, we like to start the day early and are open for breakfast at 9am. During lunch, we offer a relaxed atmosphere, where you can enjoy a bite to eat or maybe a glass of one our fabulous wines. Our menu offers great, fresh food at affordable prices and is served until 9pm. In the evening, we transform into a stylish, yet comfortable, bar, our vast variety of drinks and great music making us hard to resist come the weekend.

Fat Loaf

62 - 64 Greenlane Manchester, England

The bistro has two open plan kitchens so you can watch our team of chefs creating your meal whilst you chat amongst yourselves and soak up the lively atmosphere of the restaurant. The Fat Loaf is the perfect venue for dinner for two or large parties and can also be hired out for private functions. Service at The Fat Loaf is always professional whilst offering a very relaxed and friendly atmosphere. We hope you come and join us at the bistro soon for a Fat Loaf dining experience.

The Slug and Lettuce - Bournemouth

4-15 Bourne Avenue Bournemouth, England

Situated just of the square in the centre of town and five minutes walk through Bournemouth gardens to the beach, we are the ideal place, where you can sit back and take advantage of our full table service, whether you're having breakfast, lunch or dinner. Meet your friends, drink with your work colleagues or have a cup of coffee and read the paper, we cater for all.

Simpson's Restaurant, Ward Arms Hotel

Birmingham Road Dudley, England

Whether it be for lunch or dinner, why not enjoy the relaxing atmosphere of Simpson's Restaurant at the Ward Arms Hotel. Our wide-ranging menu offers dishes from all corners of the world, from steaks to fajitas, spicy Thai green curry to baltis, as well as regional favourites such as steak and mushroom pie. If that's not enough, there's our ever popular carvery that can always be guaranteed to get the taste buds going.

The Slug and Lettuce - Chester

44 Bridge Street Chester, England

Nearby, The Rodee is the country's oldest flat racing course; every year, May-September, the hustle and bustle of ladies in hats and gentlemen in suits turn the city into a hive of glamour and excitement

The Slug and Lettuce - Bristol

26-28 St. Nicholas Street Bristol, England

Today, we sit in an exciting market place, open 10am-10pm for food every day. Why not start off the day with one of our fantastic breakfasts or pop in for some lunch or dinner. At weekends, we go through to the early hours of the morning, so form the perfect destination for late drinks and fabulous food. If it's sunny, you can dine al fresco on our 150-capacity heated outside patio.

Adam Street

9 Adam Street Westminister, England

The restaurant is considered by many to be the jewel in our crown. Serving modern British club food, Chris Kiel (ex-Leith’s) has been our chef since we opened. His unfussy but delicious food is complemented by an eclectic old and new world wine list set up by Nick Tarayan.

Muddy Waters Restaurant

River Cann Kings Head Walk Chelmsford, England

Muddy Waters is a restaurant and bar located in the heart of Chelmsford, Essex, just two minutes walk from the Town Centre. It is situated on a river barge moored along the River Can within walking distance of the town centre.

Ye Olde Bell & Steelyard

103 New Street Woodbridge, England

The 12th oldest pub in England and one of two remaining steelyards left in this country. We invite you to join us for fine meals, drinks and entertainment in the traditional comfort of this unique and outstanding building.

Creation Restaurant & Bar, Radisson Edwardian Kenilworth Hotel

Kenilworth Hotel, 94-97 Great Russell Street Westminister, England

If the bar is all about style, then the restaurant is pure theatre with a glass divide between kitchen and diners enabling you to watch the chefs prepare their creations. Here you will discover delicious modern British cuisine with influences from the Far East.

The Ivy

1 West Street Camden, England

The Ivy was born. Subsequent redevelopments over the years have evolved the dining room as we know it today, a space closely resembling the grand restaurant created by the original duo back in their heyday.

Clarke's

122-124 Kensington Church Street Kensington and Chelsea, England

Clarke's is committed to using only the highest quality seasonal ingredients. Fish & meats arrive daily from specialist suppliers & are usually served grilled, poached or roasted. Seasonal salad leaves, vegetables & herbs are sourced from mainly small organic growers in the South of England. Buffalo mozzarella is flown in from Naples twice a week, shellfish is sent overnight by rail from Scotland and all our meats are from ecologically sound farms.

Inglesham Forge

Inglesham Swindon, England

If you want a Restaurant that really cares about the quality of food then the Inglesham Forge is the place for you. The heart of the matter is the enjoyment of good food with time to relax and unwind until you are ready to leave. For a simply delightful culinary experience, in magical surroundings this pretty country restaurant is guaranteed to please.

Trinity Restaurant

4 The Polygon Clapham Lambeth, England

The dining room by day is light and airy. Trinity's open frontage provides an ideal venue for summer alfresco lunches. By night, the atmosphere is relaxed and sophisticated.

Launceston Place

1a Launceston Kensington and Chelsea, England

Situated in a leafy backwater in kensington, Launceston Place opened its door in March 1986. Victorian oil paintings and prints, large ornate mirrors, carpets, comfortable chairs, the odd antiquity, lots of flowers 'like a drawing room in an English country house' was how one food writer described it. Launceston Place adheres to the same aim and principles it established when first starting out: the customer should enjoy delicious food, good efficient, if understated, service in calm, attractive and comfortable surroundings. Seventeen years on 'the proof of the pudding...'.